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THE COURT OF APPEALS

ALBANY. March lsn tho Court Appeals foIa, IN. 70,
lowing business transacted
No. 217-E Irquhart respondent, AIT the c,,v NJ, a.
dcnsburg. appellant Aligned by Edward Jane, foy
ant. Leslie W Russell Tor respondent. W. "PP''i'
No. ZS0-liugI Mcl.lcilin aud others re.no,,.n,.
James Rrtt ana others appellants Argued Ly Tz.Li
Cowen Tor appellants Edward James Tor spondenis
The following Is the dag calendar tho Court nj nn
for VI arch 81
Nos. 275. 3O3. 1853. 81 3i3. 3l5. 2s3 $50
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Adjourned until Monday at ~ o'clock.
SAYING THAT sORRENINGs RAN IN

SAYING THAT SCREENINGS RAN IN HIS WHEAT
a. Amsinck. who bought OF from McIntvro
q Wsrdwell. and was having IL loaded K r. Bsretrs
stores made compliant TO the Produce
change on Thursday OF fraudulent mixing Of screenings with
e tIan ne declared hat he discovered spout running
ordered the loading stopped and reported hs
mittas Who began an Investigation Yesterday Mr. Bartlett
stated that the matter accident
MT Amsnck testified " dscoyersd ana
added that Mr. Bartlett had offered pay for the
done. The committee decided 70 have Aereugh nves,lsa
ton, 's-
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MIR. 0TLLIG REPLIES TO MR.. BARRETT

MR. 0ILLIG REPLIES TO MR.. BARRETT
The attention Henry 0g called yesterday to the
Abatement that had been akcn
charge him 81 per cent for the use OF money He
said.
"Mr. Barretts remarks simply absurd: Tho whole
matter the hands OF eminent counsel There are two
distinct having been brought by the American Ex
change Europe for loaned against abundant Sc
cury other between Mr. Barrett and
myself represented by Judge Van Worst. and tho
company by Algernvn sullivan The standing Of these
gentlemen ample that Mr. Barrett will not be
hing that Is not right just and equitable
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POLICE OFFICERS THAT MAY BE EXAMINED.

POLICE OFFICERS THAT MAY BE EXAMINED.
The Police Commissioners yesterday agreed the
following captains and sergsants before the Civil Service
Board for examination:
Captains Anthony Aliare Of Eldrdsest{ John Gunner
of Fifty Robert D. Webb OF Oak at; sergeants
Patrick Oates Of Old Ship Jeremiah A. wsstervelt OF Thr,
teeth Thomas toy H. f. Magyar and ThomAs Farley q
Qsk att William Thompson. OF Elizabeth.st; Horace NJ
Eels Of Princes Timothy Creeden and 0usave Dahsrsn
Of Edridge Philip Cassidy John Fitzgerald OF Thirty
9th.t Andrew J. Thomas u Thirty ssy enthst; John
4ishts, !ssss No,ton. 81 kingsoridgs Nic,gia,
Jam W. McLdukhin u the Detective Borsau Edward Car
e ss, Xsa'a' station And D'nais cah Of
Superintendent Murray SAINT b the Commissioners
postshownx that sncs hs promotion. juno 10. 1855
tAs police By his orders had made raid on twcntyone
In the city end had captured thirty
1isepd propristofs gamblers At those places The
yGoaef5 had paid dnes 1msnpung to ~, 368 and num-
~ ~ 0A0- ka6 basp ha1l = 5ai for Trial At thess
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HOME NEWS.
COMMENT ARRIVALS

Iuyyey Hi Hefsi-0overnor p Lounzbury, Of Connec.
tcut Insurance. supern tendent n A Maxwell and William
j. W. Hoysadt. Hesss-senstor John ~. Miton;
Janan and General j A. Williamson. of Washington.
800 WIndsoy Hot>t-s. II. II. Clark. vicepresdent OF tho
Missouri Pacific Railway system GseN Heuse-ConFess
Carlos Freneh Of Connecticut Ws,ntn'sr ao
House-John A. Beicher Of Albany Hotel BrunaHiek-
Major A. c. Y. Welby. Of the ROYAL scots Grays.
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ALONG TIE SOUND.

BRIDGEPoRr-on Thursday afternoon at the dap Of tho
Citizens Water Company Mill River town OF Easton,
eight drilling the rock WHOM an old
dynamite carrsae hole greyisn.y drilled and which
low led instantly Italian Antonio PasQuac and Pat
rick Duny AMI mortaiy wounded Giovanni lzky :Gov.
II tho Board OF Trade dinner
ThuroAAy night After the streets
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some eoptended that TARGET for the Produce Ex
change Target Company. Of which JOAN Tooey capta
and Evan Thomas eutessut othore whc nave hea
eIper,enccs that cy don't Ion In pnbic thought
Il Vas roulette table the secret was uno!ded ~ ns
COMMITTEES Fixtures dsolafet " 70 DC tne
new quotation record tho varying prices Oh tns man
wheat option
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places tho pocc seised ever $4,000 cash and
Worth seYsrsi rhousand dollars including cnscs
$3.50 POOL tickets 75l lottery ckete 6sz markss H0
direction Of the NJ. MHrr.{ VI.
et an carly day and viii invite Mayor Hewitt ana LIE
frfof. ffornaY MARITIME 70 v tnoAa the deatrucoon
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MEN ARk.
yesterdayat the Penn

committc suicide yesterday AT the Penn
|, an ltailrU ell station Al Ma kct-st
members OF tho Law and Order League have or
CitLsn- COMMITTEES. and sifcs e
eton 10 Judge Depu- calling his attention 10 tho fact tha
lie sunday openly AID persistnty violated In the
CITY and county.
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BROOKLYN.

The electric lsht compancs agreed YESTERDAY 10 rcfuce
hids lighting by order
pended within the alton. AMI Tie
ract- gnrd that bRss tn gas companies con.
signed The bn of their bls they s1ld
could not afOrd reduction.
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THROHN FROM BRIDGE AT KTDVI0HT
Policeman McFarsnc Of the Eighty squaA passed
over the bridge railroad tracks In Fethavs o
Ninety ssvsnthst ct yesterday and heard sfoana Hs
climbed into the cut and found women q middle sss
bridge had been hurt badly After an ambulance haa car
red her TO Bellevue Hospital she SAID she was Ann
said mot her the bridge and threw her Int
According to her she must have been thrown
tho before midnight she accounted tSs 1cinf
trunk had dispute about 1t which lasted until II
o'clock Thursday night The police Thought sho n.a ~
tended Patrcks Day celebration and nad mien
bridge while drunk She could not have lain On the
tracks long without being over MIS- bsr, "u0 em-
ploy cd tho woman spoke well OF her yesterday.
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SHIRTS TO ORDER, 6 FOR SO.
KKSEKDY, 26 Cortlsndtst
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Purity and cleanliness makes Parker's Hair
Basam the popular bair rest0rer
Parkers Ginger Tonic purthes the blood.
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A MEMORIAL TABLET TO DIR. AUSTIN FLINE
The Gorham Manufacturing Company slversmiths. at
Broadway and Nueteenthst, have just completed and
have on exhibition in their window handsome memorial
which will be placed in the Roosevelt Hospital TO
the memory OF DR. Austin Flint. who died last March
The work has been done the order OF the Commission
of Charities and Correction and will be put IN position
before long IL consists OF a solid slab OF rolled brass
AZ by 80 inches with vide border oi solid oak. measur
ing all 90 by Al inches and weighing about 800
pounds The sheet Of brass ary that had 10 he
rolled especially for The purpose. and 1t took month TO
finish the whole tablet. he edge OF the brass is orna
menIed with a fine border OF palm leaves and conven
tional felrs filled In with red and black llng. The
lettering is 10 old Gothic text deeply engraved and filled
In the same manner. The inscription is as follows:
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The workmanship reflects credit upon the GoTham
Company. whose reputation for rsclass work Ia silver
especially IN the line Of memorials. prize cups. wedding
gifts etc. is with their extensive busi
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UARINE INTELLIG ENOE.
MINIATURE ALBANIA.

MINIATURE ALAANA0
Sun rises sol Sets 60f Moon rise 1923 Moons ago 20
HIGH WATER
N-saBiy Hook. 33i Gov Isld. AIT He'll Gats. 606
PX-Ssndy Hook. 4lG Gov lard. 4:j0 Hell Gate. B:39
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A CHECK FrFrY-FOUR YEARS OLD.

Superintendent Powers Of the Cotton Exchange mas
Maury Brothers two mcmcntos which are 70
be framed and hung the Exchange Mauy BROTHERS are
old cotton merchants and moving from tner .inGy
quarter OF many years to more pleasant IN
Exchange. They found old papers yestorlay
two checks well Bank OF tho United
States They about four inches long and two inches
wide, as follows:
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Announcements

ALBERT LEWIS, NJ. d., Boach-st.. N. Y.
Uours-II TO ! and 8 TO p m. Sundays. 10 to las
Diseases of nervous system. from whstever .. q
,pecaity for the 40 Our readers may safely
AMI Tho Doctor tho assurance OF receiving honorable
reliable opinions and common sense ADVICE Adv
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Beware Of slight irritation of the throat.
Drunmea Cough give relief Wholesale
1os and IlO GraBdsL Genuine has A. Ii. b. each drop
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VARIOUS OPINIONS ABOUT HARMLESS DISC
hsrs considerable difference opinion among men,
bsrs Of the Produce Exchange yesterday they
eovsred large fastened Tie centre Of the gallery
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IN MEMORY
or
AUSTIN FLINT, NJ D.. III. D..
Born October 90, lSl2-Diot March Is, 1886
Entering the profession
with bro al culture and thorough education
he remained an active physician
10 the last day oi his lif,.
Asa medical writer he added
TO the know ledce OF the Ame lean profession
and 10 medical science
As teacher lie waslOyed and spected
by thousands OF pupils in all parts OF the country
As hysic an 10 Bellevue Iio-pital
for twenty. four years he contributed largely
To Its reputation by his character.
requirements. labOrs and wise cOunses.
Erected By the Commissioners OF Public Charities
aud COirecf ion
H. II. PORTER. TIlOs 5. BRENNAN CHAs T.. SIMMONS.
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Of Br,dssport aad witnessing indsssIss o. net knew
Whofhsr oh0uN 10 - Beng m cennecs
cut or Connecticut In Bridgeport"
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. |

lII LeIjpgton.avc between, 10Th and Both sta
IIours-e 10 bto7 Iistskea Of the NeIyous Systsn.
Genito. Urinary orEana Impotence and storty.
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CEALSKIN GARMENTS and FURS.-De-
- clded reduction In prices before storing away.
:. o. &. sHAYkE, Manufacture, loS rrnee%k
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... NEw.YoRK 10 March, 1883.
spread ONCE Of Discount and Deposit OF the Bank
Eagle on OF the United States.
Shield. Pay To - or bearer. one thousand
'..--.---....' dollars M. 4 II. MAURY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-29

You look very much excited. dear.
he said. when she entered the parlcr
where he was waiting for her. well.
l should think ought to look OK
cited she answered. i've just had
the most awful argument with ma"
And she began to weep Historically.
.Whv. what l. the matter, my dar-
lincP" he inquired. as he slid an arm
around her waist and endeavcred %
soothe her; ..what was the argumentF
20. how can tell you? She said you
were only trifling with me. and tha.
You would never pop the question; and
| told her she did you great injustice
foY ! believed you would pop the ques'
ton tonight; she said you wouldn't
and said you would. and We had =
hot and heavy. Dear George. you VII vii
not let ma triumph over me. will your
"wh-hy. certainly not" answered
George. ~ knew II. my darling" tne
dear girl exclaimed; sscome, let 10 81
10 ma and tell her how much mistaken
she wasr' And they did, and ma
didn't seem g Nc very much broken
down over the affair after all bo''0"
Courier.
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Seth Green. IN The American Agricri.
fxris', makes this fcrcibIe appeal for
the protection u tish:
The matter a protecting our oh u
q subject which should interest every
guod citizen. whether he he fisher
man o. not; 1t 10 q question which con-
cerNs the food supply ~ the country.
which Is ~ vital Importance TO every
man. woman and child.
Tho class of fishermen wh0 do the
mos, damage are those who take thu
fish during their spawning seasons. Il
il Al this time that the Hsh come into
the shallow water 81 complete their
task 81 prccrcatinn and are then easily
captured. All fish have certain locAli-
ties, 70 which they resort ~ the season
III the year when their eggs are ma
tured and ready To cast Different
varieties seek different localities. These
localities are we'll known ~ poachcrs.
and where the fish cnS,gregate in these
places IN large schools. they draw their
net around them. and frequently cap
ture the whole lot At single haul.
Another method through which our
inland waters are deprived Of hundreds
~ thousands Of young fish annually. is
through the means If the murderous
spear and jack light. The dcpredators
approach the spawning beds Of the
salmon trout, bass or other fish ~
night; the strong light 81 the jack, a.
il il called. thrown upon the water. en-
ablcs the spcarman 70 see down in
the clear water for several feet; the
darkness Of the night serves in the
same way as cloak thrown over tho
head in the day time in looking below
the ice. through which means, ~ many
Of your readers know. objects can be
seen for considerable distance down.
The fish have apparently little fear 81
the light. and the boat is easily pad
died up to within few feet Of the fish.
when the deadly spear is sent into
them. Not only are many captured in
this way. but many are injured which
are not brought to the boat, 20 that
they die by being pierced by the tines
Of the spear. and death Is the result in
few hours or days, according to the
injury. There are also several other
ways by which fish are destroyed while
on their spawning beds, as BY shoot
ing. sharing. etc., but think ! have
explained the matter sufficiently. and
trust il will make an impression on thu
minds Of my readers. 50 that they will
1 exert theiS influence To protect the fish
\ from illegal modes Of capture It al
I times. and their wholesale destruction,
particularly so when they are on theiI
spawning beds.
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Don't You know your own bsbyg'
This question was put - man about
rs years old in nm uptown photo
graph gallery. the other day. "Well.
/ know I'm supposed 70. but 6-mcnths-
old babies look 50 much alike. and
this is our first. I am free 70 confess
that I'm not positive about that being
my hahy's picture" The photograph
was cahinci size. and the photographer
was YER, much surprised that the
raternal parent could moi recognize u
..lt's perfect picture 81 me Original
whether IT, Your child or net. rs
marked the artist -oh. YES. ~ ~
nit it's real good picture. hut what
I'm in doubt about is whether y
mine. Haven't You got the negative
with the name or number on. 70 MAKE
surce II should 70 home with me
wrong picture my wife would never
let me hear the last ~ IT," The neg
alive was produced and found q cor
respond with the entry IN the book
Mrs. 49,, half-dozcn cabinets-
baby.- The visitor then paid for tn
pictures and left the studio.-lvo!
Times.
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On 4 lecture tour IN Kentucky =
Gently Gen. John 3 Mosby. the e.
guerilla chieftain, fell asleep IN : ~
way car and was robbed Of : travelling
bag containing his dress suit ~. .nI
manuscript lecture. II hurt his le =
inqs. and when he next visited VIZ
ington he told Senator Beck tn,s Z.
didn's expect such treatment n hsn,
tucky, and felt as though he hsc ~"
wounded in the house Of his fr1enos
sWhy." he added, ~ didn't sugPoSm.
there was 4 single thief In KENTUCKY.
There isn't, replied the blue g.
Congressman, "but you see you ~
right in John Morgan's trs ,s ~ -.
must say he rather dcmcra''zeu -
pcoplcr'
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A lady living 10 St. Paul recently pur-
chased patent hustle, made OF rubber,
20 Be blown up any sire desirable, which
had the dual capacity Of giving shape q
the dress q well q being : cushion fol
sitting upon Recently the wearer 81
this remarkable article went 70 Bass lake
with party Of friends. while rowing
on The lake the boat was, IN some man
ner upset Other members Of the party
were safely rescued. but the lady viii
che rubber attachment came near losing
her life because Of the buoysncy Of en-
hustle, which kept her head and feet un
der water. Dollars 20 dimes she viii
lsar newspapers the next time che zoe
bosl-rjdiuG. = Afgonsus.
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give On example q an immcvs sas
ohstacle." said the teacher. AND 10
an smart bad boy Al the foot q ths eIis9
suggested three girls on ne s'a y -sii
The teacher, who usually had 2 ""
IN the middle Of the street ne g ~
sent him right up 70 the head q ~ ~ :
cl.ss and told him 70 stay Tiers ~
= week. 49, Burdtfft.
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THE EVANSVILLE WEEKLY COT
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One Of the ncatest residences In Por-
tersville 10 In our hands for sale. New
house Of four rooms, porch and varanda,
on lots lis and 100. Good selection Of
young fruit trees and shrubbcry grow
Ing nicely. VIM be sold cheap, and on
favorable terms. Apply q Courier Of
ficc. n.
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Jefferson To. Irusiee's Notice.

VTVHE undersigned will be At bis ofiice
= to attend TO township business Of
Jefferson township, Dubois county. on
Saturdays OF each week, and requests 81
persons having business with tho town
ship to attend to IL on those days. The
libraries are kept at j. VI
Jacobs, In Birdseye, and the Trustees
residence. where sli'pcrscns entitled can
get books thereof
John CUMMfNS.
! Sent. s. Say. Trustee Jefferson TIP.
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Oficers for the ensuing year: A. j
Vest. w. NJ: j. NJ. Lennon, 5 w.; &
&. McCowp, j. w. T. A. GIexen, Treas.
w. T. Cooper. Sec'y. Regular Com. o.
Saturday night preceding each ful
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Some recent medical writer has we'll
said. in the main. - follows: The purity
OF drinking-wat er can not be too care
fully watrhed- The ordinary filter only
makes matters worse. The materials
through which the wafer fows soon be-
come breeding place for the lower or
ders Of vegetable life. while they strain
|. out the eosrser particles Of dirt and give
| Il = delu~ive appearance Of purity. The
lung:azed porcelain alter j. mostly free
I from such objections. This takes ont All
organized bodies, and when the ice is
mot brought into contact with wster thus
filtered II gives al the security thas can
lbe required against taking into the sys'
ITEM the germs Of disease. There p no
security against the products Of putrefac-
ton passing through such litter. Ia
fact, the only way 70 guard against these
lis 10 watch the source Of water supply
with unceasing vigilance.
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Glass dollars, : dangerous counterfeit,
are botherisg tradesmen in New York
precinct. Glass gives : ring 70 the false
metal. The Rlaes dollar n brittle and
may easily Be broken with hammer.
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An incident that occurred In Steuben-
vile, Ohio, last Saturday night. should
not be entirely overlooked. While =
party Of colored people were 10 the midst
Of the enjoyment Of . dancing party =
which must have been rather warm
work, BY the way, - il was the hottest
night Of the year-a party Of white men
blew up the building In which the dance
was going on with dynamite and . mum
Der Of the inmates were more or less ~
ljured. although none Of them we're kill
ed outright
II this incident had happened in an,
one or the Southern States. what . pref
" theme IL would have been for ~
| Sherman to have worked up N swfu
outrage out OF. Il seems : pity to vast
dynamite in Ohio that might be used !
80 much better purpose 10 the South
A the affair happened in Mr.. sherman
own State. perhaps be will look into
Il once.-Evansvillc Courier.
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J. Hamp Swim vas sheriff o. CaIIcwsy
county, Ky, in ls73. and wss $500
short. lie made good the loss By turn.
inQ over al biz property and supported
his family - . day Iabcrer. His vile
became insane recently aud. while Tsv-
iuR talked OF money hidden In the smoke
house, where e3.2o0 IN grecnbaets ~.
found. II u not often that > supposed
defsulter has 20 happy : delivery.
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Dan Rice. the veteran Snowman,
reached Cincinnati recently with bis
rich Texan bride. Or the contest he bid
before winning his bride he says: Il
had 10 fight three counties Gonzales
Lsvscs and Fayette. People said What
marry . clown and every species 9
stories were got up against me. y
didn't make any difference. ] captures
the prize. My wife u tickIed % death
She never travelled before, and ever
thing y new to her.
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There are . good many points Of SINH
ilarity between the French General B"u-
LANCER and our own Fairchild- Both
love notoriety, parade and to talk big.
Both have been wounded in battle and
both are trading on those wounds for
political preferment. But in France
they have sent Boulsnger out Of the
country. and here the resemblance be.
tween the two men ceases, for We still
have FairchiId with us.- Evansville
Courier.
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btsr>d ana Iii business IN the a. r. Patent once.
IN me Courts attended 70 for MODERATE FEES.
when model Or drawing 70 sent ~ advise - %
CRAR0E UNLESS WIZ OBTAIN PATENT.
w refer here 70 the Post Master. the Eupt. 81 -.
Money order DIV. and 70 u the Patent "
nee F.r eireuiar. advice terms. and reference, q
sctual clients N your state. o. comfy. address
Q. q. SNOW = Co.,
ovvoers pArrsr OySss, " Asstseros .. G.
Dec. 18Th. l863-f
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Baimbrsdgc Township Trus-
eec,e Notice.
TVHE underofgued, Trustee Of Balm
i bridge township, Dubois county
will attend to Township business on
Saturdays OF every,week, 1t his office o.
North Main street, Jasper, In Schulz
Imacher's building.
The Library Of said TovWhip is KEEP
e the bookstore ofMr. tJsc6t 00smann
where persons wanting books can obtait
them ct any time.
JACOB BuReER, Trustee.
June 9Th, l8sA-ly.